Of the 32 WSOP champions in 2023, 12 have already won in previous seasons. In Event 30: $1,500 Limit 2-7 Low Ball Triple Draw, John Monnette fielded 521 players to claim his fifth title. In total, he raised $145,863.
“Winning a lot, that’s why we’re here to fight. There’s nothing like it. Nothing brings energy like the WSOP,” the 41-year-old told per.
Monnette competed in two other FT races before winning another gold bracelet. In Event 9: $1,500 Seven Card Stud, he finished fourth for $32,828. Just four days later, the veteran was one of Rafael Reis’ opponents in a six-hand tiebreaker in Event 15: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em. Fifth place was eliminated. Monnette’s balance increased by $111,755.
All in all, the prize money for Event 30 is worth $696,870. Here’s how much each finalist receives:
1. John Monette (USA) $145,846
2. Christopher Chung (USA) $90,150
3. Patrick Leonard (UK) $60,915
4. Josh Damm (USA) $42,030
5. James Williams (USA) $29,625
6. Ryan Hughes (USA) $21,342
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This text provides information on the 32 WSOP champions in 2023, highlighting John Monnette’s fifth title win in Event 30. It also mentions his previous fourth-place finish in Event 9 and fifth-place elimination in Event 15, ultimately increasing his balance by $111,755.
The text provides a summary of the 2023 WSOP champions, highlighting John Monnette as a multiple-time winner. It also includes details about his winnings in specific events and the prize money distribution for Event 30.
It seems like John Monnette had a successful year at the WSOP, winning his fifth title and a total of $145,863 in prize money. It’s impressive to see his consistency and success in various poker events.
This text highlights the success of John Monnette in the 2023 World Series of Poker, winning his fifth title in Event 30. His skill and determination showcase the competitive and energetic atmosphere of the WSOP.
The text highlights John Monnette’s success in the 2023 WSOP, winning his fifth title and a total of $145,863 in Event 30. Monnette’s dedication and skill in various poker games allowed him to achieve multiple victories and cash prizes in different events.